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Win Four Great Baaba Maal Albums

Thanks to those kind folk at Palm Pictures, you can have an impressive collection of four of Baaba Maal’s finest albums just by answering one of our pretty easy questions!
win 4 baaba maal cds

Much of the Senegalese superstar’s back catalogue is being re-issued, celebrating an incredible year of events, talks and performances.

We are giving away a pack of four CDs containing his masterly album with Mansour Seck Djam Leeli (1998), Lam Toro (‘92), Nomad Soul (‘88) and the exquisite Missing You (Mi Yeewnii) (2001).

Trace the evolution of the world’s most powerful voice. While the traditional Missing You (Mi Yeewnii) is probably the one CD I could not live without, his earlier albums display his openness to a wide variety of musical styles. Somehow he pulls off these crossovers in a way that very few musicians have done before or since.

All this activity is a precursor for a new CD/DVD due out soon but, in the meantime, do your homework.

OK, here is the question: Baaba Maal is a proud member of which group of people? Is it:
a — The Fulani
b — The Masai
c — The Touarags
(Closing date is 15 October, 2005)


Your email address:
Your name:
Your town/country:
Answer:
Tell me about future competitions and features: Yes No



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Baaba Maal - Voice of a Continent

Pictures of Baaba Maal at the Barbican



COMMENTS

I have the believe that Baaba Maal will turn out to be one of the greatest musican in the whole world.

I hold him in high esteem

—vianney
Monday 29 August 2005


a great new set of world music releases from Chris Blackwell, Palm Pictures and UMe. The latest release, which is in stores now, is entitled “Baaba Maal,” Senegal’s shining star - considered the voice of his people. Crafting a distinctive sound that fuses traditional African music with pop and reggae elements, Baaba Maal lead the way in what was to be termed ‘Afro-pop’. This compilation showcases the master’s music in various stages of his esteemed career.
The website is at http://www.palmworldvoices.com/

—the singularity
Monday 29 August 2005


 






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